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ancientegyptdaily · 2 years
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14th September 2022: 200th Anniversary of Decipherment of Hieroglyphs:
“According to Hermine Hartleben, who wrote the most extensive biography of Champollion in 1906, the breakthrough came on 14 September 1822, a few days before the Lettre was written, when Champollion was examining copies made by Huyot. One cartouche from Abu Simbel contained four hieroglyphic signs. Champollion guessed, or drew on the same guess found in Young's Britannica article, that the circular first sign represented the sun. The Coptic word for "sun" was re. The sign that appeared twice at the end of the cartouche stood for "s" in the cartouche of Ptolemy. If the name in the cartouche began with Re and ended with ss, it might thus match "Ramesses", suggesting the sign in the middle stood for m.
Further confirmation came from the Rosetta Stone, where the m and s signs appeared together at a point corresponding to the word for "birth" in the Greek text, and from Coptic, in which the word for "birth" was mise. Another cartouche contained three signs, two of them the same as in the Ramesses cartouche. The first sign, an ibis, was a known symbol of the god Thoth. If the latter two signs had the same values as in the Ramesses cartouche, the name in the second cartouche would be Thothmes, corresponding to the royal name "Tuthmosis" mentioned by Manetho. These were native Egyptian kings, long predating Greek rule in Egypt, yet the writing of their names was partially phonetic.
Now Champollion turned to the title of Ptolemy found in the longer cartouches in the Rosetta Stone. Champollion knew the Coptic words that would translate the Greek text and could tell that phonetic hieroglyphs such as p and t would fit these words. From there he could guess the phonetic meanings of several more signs. Upon making these discoveries Champollion raced to his brother's office at the Académie des Inscriptions, flung down a collection of copied inscriptions, cried "Je tiens mon affaire!" ("I've done it!") and collapsed in a days-long faint.” [X]
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francepittoresque · 2 months
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4 mars 1832 : mort de l’égyptologue Jean-François Champollion ➽ http://bit.ly/Jean-Francois-Champollion Premier à déchiffrer les hiéroglyphes, père de l’égyptologie, Champollion fit dire à Chateaubriand que « ses découvertes auront la durée des monuments immortels qu’elles nous ont fait connaître »
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ancientorigins · 11 months
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Was Jean-François Champollion’s tragic death really due to the strain of deciphering the Rosetta Stone? With the bicentenary of the unlocking of hieroglyphs just behind us, we revisit the life, legacy and untimely demise of the father of Egyptology.
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catmilks · 2 years
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Stede and Ed after Champollion's Judith. Bad End!
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philoursmars · 1 year
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Au Louvre-Lens, il y avait une expo fort intéressante : “Champollion - La Voie des Hiéroglyphes”, sur l’homme, son époque, l’image de l’Egypte en Europe avant l’Egyptologie....
- à part le dernier : le camée Carpegna du Triomphe de Bacchus - 50 apr. J-C. ; monté par Luigi Valandier, 1780
- le dernier : lion du Sérapéum - Saqqara, temple de Nectanébo, Basse époque, 370 av. J-C.
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SS Champollion ship on a vintage postcard
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dandanjean · 1 year
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Hiéroglyphes
Accéder aux écrits d’une civilisation perdue, déchiffrer les hiéroglyphes : voilà l’exploit de Jean-François Champollion, le plus célèbre des égyptologues. C’était en septembre 1822. Il y a 200 ans. Découverte | Déchiffrer les hiéroglyphes
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I went to the museum of the Louvre Lens to see an exhibition about Champollion and the hieroglyphs. It was incredible. Champollion is a very interesting man. His mind is incredible.
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mysteresetsciences · 2 years
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Champollion, un Génie Passionné
Champollion, un Génie Passionné
Jean-François Champollion n’a que 9 ans lorsque le destin décide de se mêler de ce petit bonhomme qui deviendra, grâce à cette fameuse découverte de juillet 1799, un des plus grands génies des Sciences Sacrées que sont les Hiéroglyphes. Par Fabienne Abdeljelil C ’est grâce à la découverte de la Pierre de Rosette, pendant l’expédition d’Egypte par Bonaparte, que le Lieutenant Bouchard met au…
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fuzzysparrow · 1 year
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Until 19th February 2023, the British Museum is exploring Ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs in an exhibition supported by BP. Hieroglyphs: unlocking ancient Egypt contains many examples of beautiful symbols that once represented a written and spoken language used in North East Africa. These symbols remained a mystery for thousands of years, although medieval Arab travellers and Renaissance scholars deciphered a few of their meanings. In 1799, an artefact was found by chance, containing the key to unlocking the ancient language. With the help of the French philologist Jean-François Champollion, the world has a much better understanding of one of Earth’s oldest civilisations.
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leonbdnoel · 2 years
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Musée du Louvre, Paris, novembre 2021
Egypte 1300 avjc, hieroglyphe, statue Amon... première tablette tactile...
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thirdrowcentre · 2 years
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Oh the cinemas...
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francepittoresque · 2 years
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EXPOSITION | L'aventure Champollion : dans le secret des hiéroglyphes ➽ https://bit.ly/3tYkuyi À l’occasion du bicentenaire du déchiffrement des hiéroglyphes, la BnF propose une exposition qui s’attache à la figure et aux découvertes de Jean-François Champollion (1790-1832), père de l’égyptologie
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sheltiechicago · 1 year
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_DSC7420.jpg 1. Elément de chapiteau hathorique de la collection Salt.
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_DSC7420.jpg 1. Elément de chapiteau hathorique de la collection Salt. by YVES NEVEJANS Via Flickr: Dendéra, temple d’Hathor (Egypte) 332-30 avant J-C (époque ptolémaïque) Calcaire Champollion. La voie des Hiéroglyphes. Exposition au Louvre -Lens.
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philoursmars · 1 year
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Au Louvre-Lens, il y avait une expo fort intéressante : “Champollion - La Voie des Hiéroglyphes”, sur l’homme, son époque, l’image de l’Egypte en Europe avant l’Egyptologie....
- les 2 premières : scala (= lexique) copte-arabe - Egypte, Qous, monastère de Deir-al-Küla, 1389
- les 2 suivantes : le “Caillou Michaux", kudurru (stèle) babylonien - moulage de 1100 av. J-C.
- Jean-François Champollion - travaux sur l'écriture démotique I - 1822
- papyrus démotique "Casari" - Louxor, 146 av. J-C.
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"Dans le Secret des Hiéroglyphes - Les Frères Champollion" documentaire de Jacques Plaisant, septembre 2022.
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